In this episode of the Tulsa Talks Podcast CEO and Fund Manager Jay Morrison asks "The Village" to call in for a LIVE interactive Q&A about TREF. Before he took any question King Jay asked "Why is Tulsa Real Estate Fund Cool to You?"

In this episode of the Tulsa Talks Podcast CEO and Fund Manager Jay Morrison asks "The Village" to call in for a LIVE interactive Q&A about TREF. Before he took any question King Jay asked "Why is Tulsa Real Estate Fund Cool to You?"

In this episode of the Tulsa Talks Podcast CEO and Fund Manager Jay Morrison asks "The Village" to call in for a LIVE interactive Q&amp;A about TREF. Before he took any question King Jay asked "Why is Tulsa Real Estate Fund Cool to You?"&nbsp; &nbsp;

What Do You Want To Know About TREF?

Tulsa Talks is an interactive community round table hosted by Tulsa Real Estate Funds CEO and Fund Manager, Jay Morrison.  Every Thursday, Jay shares Tulsa Real Estate Fund updates, and interviews experts in the area of business, real estate, and finance. 

You can join the conversation live in two ways: 
Dial in 515-604-9995 Pin 640076# 
or
Watch on Facebook live at www.Facebook.com/TulsaRealEstateFundLLC 

The Tulsa Real Estate Fund (TREF) is the People's Fund and has proudly begun accepting investments as the FIRST African American owned crowdfunding platform established to revitalize the urban community. TREF provides access to an SEC-regulated & qualified platform to pool our resources in a transparent way. This allows the people an opportunity to finance urban redevelopment in our neighborhoods and combat the displacement of longtime residents and the destruction of our rich culture. 

Learn more about the current gentrification cycle by reviewing the Tulsa Real Estate Overview. 

In 2012, President Obama signed the Jobs Act that made this all possible and it was this legislation that eventually opened up real estate investment crowdfunding to non-accredited investors giving average Americans the ability to pool funds as a way to raise capital. 

TREF's mission is to purchase quality real estate projects in distressed neighborhoods, fix them up to sell or buy and hold as rentals providing its investors with an 8% preferred return and 50% share in the profits.

While TREF is the first Black-owned SEC-regulated investment fund, this is not the first time that our people have been self-sustaining. On June 1, 1921, the thriving Black Wall Street community in Tulsa, Oklahoma was destroyed. Today, 97 years later, we plan to rebuild ourselves through the Tulsa Real Estate Fund named in honor of that legacy. 

Open your Freedom Account today at www,TulsaRealEstateFund.com and fund your account with as little as $500 (10 shares at $50 per share) plus processing fees.

GENERALLY, NO SALE MAY BE MADE TO YOU IN THIS OFFERING IF THE AGGREGATE PURCHASE PRICE YOU PAY IS MORE THAN 10% OF THE GREATER OF YOUR ANNUAL INCOME OR NET WORTH. DIFFERENT RULES APPLY TO ACCREDITED INVESTORS AND NON-NATURAL PERSONS. PLEASE SEE OFFERING CIRCULAR.

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Tulsa Talks is an interactive community round table hosted by Tulsa Real Estate Funds CEO and Fund Manager, Jay Morrison. Every Thursday, Jay shares Tulsa Real Estate Fund updates, and interviews experts in the area of business, real estate, and finance. You can join the conversation live in two ways: Dial in 515-604-9995 Pin 640076# or Watch on Facebook live at www.Facebook.com/TulsaRealEstateFundLLC The Tulsa Real Estate Fund (TREF) is the People's Fund and has proudly begun accepting investments as the FIRST African American owned crowdfunding platform established to revitalize the urban community. TREF provides access to an SEC-regulated & qualified platform to pool our resources in a transparent way. This allows the people an opportunity to finance urban redevelopment in our neighborhoods and combat the displacement of longtime residents and the destruction of our rich culture. Learn more about the current gentrification cycle by reviewing the Tulsa Real Estate Overview. In 2012, President Obama signed the Jobs Act that made this all possible and it was this legislation that eventually opened up real estate investment crowdfunding to non-accredited investors giving average Americans the ability to pool funds as a way to raise capital. TREF's mission is to purchase quality real estate projects in distressed neighborhoods, fix them up to sell or buy and hold as rentals providing its investors with an 8% preferred return and 50% share in the profits. While TREF is the first Black-owned SEC-regulated investment fund, this is not the first time that our people have been self-sustaining. On June 1, 1921, the thriving Black Wall Street community in Tulsa, Oklahoma was destroyed. Today, 97 years later, we plan to rebuild ourselves through the Tulsa Real Estate Fund named in honor of that legacy. Open your Freedom Account today at www,TulsaRealEstateFund.com and fund your account with as little as $500 (10 shares at $50 per share) plus processing fees. GENERALLY, NO SALE MAY BE MADE TO YOU IN THIS OFFERING IF THE AGGREGATE PURCHASE PRICE YOU PAY IS MORE THAN 10% OF THE GREATER OF YOUR ANNUAL INCOME OR NET WORTH. DIFFERENT RULES APPLY TO ACCREDITED INVESTORS AND NON-NATURAL PERSONS. PLEASE SEE OFFERING CIRCULAR.

Tulsa Talks is an interactive community round table hosted by Tulsa Real Estate Funds CEO and Fund Manager, Jay Morrison.  Every Thursday, Jay shares Tulsa Real Estate Fund updates, and interviews experts in the area of business, real estate, and finance. 

You can join the conversation live in two ways: 
Dial in 515-604-9995 Pin 640076# 
or
Watch on Facebook live at www.Facebook.com/TulsaRealEstateFundLLC 

The Tulsa Real Estate Fund (TREF) is the People's Fund and has proudly begun accepting investments as the FIRST African American owned crowdfunding platform established to revitalize the urban community. TREF provides access to an SEC-regulated &amp; qualified platform to pool our resources in a transparent way. This allows the people an opportunity to finance urban redevelopment in our neighborhoods and combat the displacement of longtime residents and the destruction of our rich culture. 

Learn more about the current gentrification cycle by reviewing the Tulsa Real Estate Overview. 

In 2012, President Obama signed the Jobs Act that made this all possible and it was this legislation that eventually opened up real estate investment crowdfunding to non-accredited investors giving average Americans the ability to pool funds as a way to raise capital. 

TREF's mission is to purchase quality real estate projects in distressed neighborhoods, fix them up to sell or buy and hold as rentals providing its investors with an 8% preferred return and 50% share in the profits.

While TREF is the first Black-owned SEC-regulated investment fund, this is not the first time that our people have been self-sustaining. On June 1, 1921, the thriving Black Wall Street community in Tulsa, Oklahoma was destroyed. Today, 97 years later, we plan to rebuild ourselves through the Tulsa Real Estate Fund named in honor of that legacy. 

Open your Freedom Account today at www,TulsaRealEstateFund.com and fund your account with as little as $500 (10 shares at $50 per share) plus processing fees.

GENERALLY, NO SALE MAY BE MADE TO YOU IN THIS OFFERING IF THE AGGREGATE PURCHASE PRICE YOU PAY IS MORE THAN 10% OF THE GREATER OF YOUR ANNUAL INCOME OR NET WORTH. DIFFERENT RULES APPLY TO ACCREDITED INVESTORS AND NON-NATURAL PERSONS. PLEASE SEE OFFERING CIRCULAR.

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